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Why is this scope "better than new"? Installation Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on up to ten Windows 10 devices. This product needs to be installed on your internal hard drive. Seizure warnings Photosensitive seizure warning. Report this product Report this app to Microsoft Thanks for reporting your concern. Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. Sign in to report this app to Microsoft. Report this app to Microsoft. Report this app to Microsoft Potential violation Offensive content Child exploitation Malware or virus Privacy concerns Misleading app Poor performance.
How you found the violation and any other useful info. Submit Cancel. System Requirements Minimum Your device must meet all minimum requirements to open this product OS Windows 10 version Recommended Your device should meet these requirements for the best experience OS Windows 10 version If the telescope is not tracking an astronomical object, the object will drift out of the eyepiece field of view.
To automatically track objects, you need to learn how the AutoStar keypad operates in order to move through its menus. You'll also need to initialize and align your telescope. The Arrow keys are also used to move the telescope. When you first use AutoStar, it doesn't yet know where the observation location site is. AutoStar uses this information along with detecting tilt, level and North to precisely calculate the location of celestial objects such as stars and planets and to move your telescope correctly for various operations.
To learn more about equatorial alignment, see page This section describes how to initialize AutoStar. You will be prompted to enter this information only the first time you use AutoStar.
If you wish to change your location information or if AutoStar does not ask you for this information information the first time that you use it , go to the Site option of the Setup Menu to select your location. Tighten the vertical and horizontal locks 6, Fig. Flip the telescope power switch A, Fig. The AutoStar screen displays a copyright message, followed by a short beep. Then AutoStar takes a few moments to start up the system. A message displays that warns not to look at the Sun.
At the end of this message, press the key prompted by AutoStar to signify that the message has been read and understood. The Getting Started menu displays a scrolling message. AutoStar then requests the telescope model number.
Use the Scroll keys to cycle through the database of models. System initialization is complete and the screen reads "Align: Automatic. After initializing, AutoStar will automatically align your telescope for you.
During automatic alignment, you will be asked to set the telescope in the home position. Then AutoStar will automatically detect the level position and the tilt of your telescope, and also detects North note that the telescope may not be pointing North after it does so.
After finding North, AutoStar picks two stars from its database. AutoStar moves the telescope to the first alignment star and the user is asked to center the star in the eyepiece. The process is then repeated with a second star to complete the alignment. This will allow you to rotate the telescope tube and fork arm assembly.
While performing the automatic tracking procedure, only use the Arrow keys to move the telescope. Level, Tilt and Find North: Next your telescope begins to move. AutoStar moves your telescope so that it can calculate the level position and tilt of your telescope, and also calculate the location of True North. Note: During this step in the procedure, the telescope may not become level or actually point to North.
AutoStar is merely moving the telescope about so that it can calculate these positions. It will then prompt you to center the star. However, when the telescope slews to the first star, it may not appear in the field of view in the eyepiece. Use the SmartFinder 2, Fig. The alignment star will be easy to recognize—it will be the brightest star in the area of the sky where the telescope is pointing. Look through the SmartFinder and use the Arrow keys to move the telescope until the star is visible.
Then look through the eyepiece and center the star using the Arrow keys. Repeat the procedure for the second alignment star. When the procedure is performed correctly, "Alignment Successful" displays. If AutoStar does not display this message, perform this procedure again. NOTE: The alignment stars may change from night to night.
All that is required is for the observer to center the selected stars in the eyepiece when prompted. In this example, the AutoStar Arrow keys are used to find a star and then AutoStar's tracking feature automatically keeps the star centered in your telescope's eyepiece. Make sure you have initialized and aligned your telescope before you try out this feature see page Press the Scroll Down key repeatedly until "Setup: Targets" displays.
Press one of the Scroll keys once. The rule of thumb is that an alignment star is usually the brightest star in that area of the sky. If you perform a GO TO to an alignment star and you're not sure if you have located the alignment star or it isn't in the eyepiece, look through your smartfinder. When you view an alignment star in the SmartFinder, it stands out dramatically from the rest of the stars in that portion of the sky.
The SmartFinder will help you locate a star more quickly than the eyepiece. Using AutoStar, set the slew speed to 6 press Number key 6 or higher and use the Arrow keys to center the alignment star in the SmartFinder.
If your SmartFinder has been aligned with the telescope, the alignment star should now be in the eyepiece. Set the slew speed to 4 or less and center the star in the eyepiece. Also see the. Welcome to ManualMachine. We have sent a verification link to to complete your registration. Log In Sign Up. Forgot password? Enter your email address and check your inbox. Please check your email for further instructions. Enter a new password. C D E Place the 26mm eyepiece C into the eyepiece holder on the telescope and tighten the attachment thumbscrew D to a "firm feel" only.
I J Tighten to a "firm feel" only, do not overtighten the vertical lock I and the horizontal lock J. The display now displays "Setup: Align. Lock 10 Computer Control Panel A. Auxiliary Ports 2 C. Handbox Port D. See Aligning SmartFinder , page G Want to learn more about the Right Ascension and Declination setting circles? Caution: When loosening the Dec. Telescope Controls Become acquainted with all of these controls before attempting observations through the telescope. See pages When polar aligned, the horizon- tal lock serves as the Right Ascension or R.
For example, you may wish to change the amount of time the red dot stays on to For example, you may wish to change the amount of time the red dot stays off to Cover Batteries Fig.
Tighten the tension knob to a firm feel. J Fig. L Fig. Using SmartFinder As with most astronomical telescopes, an eyepieces presents a narrow field of view to the observer. Aligning SmartFinder In order for the SmartFinder to be useful, it must first be aligned with the main telescope, so that both the SmartFinder and the main telescope are pointing at precisely the same location. To align the SmartFinder: 1.
M N Fig. Choosing an Eyepiece The magnification or power, at which a telescope is operating is determined by two factors: the focal length of the telescope and the focal length of the eyepiece.
Note: Viewing conditions vary widely from night-to-night and site-to-site. Terrestrial Observing ETX telescopes are excellent high-resolution terrestrial land telescopes.
Tip: When multiple choices are available within an AutoStar Menu option, the current option is usually displayed first and highlighted by a right pointing. Slew Speeds AutoStar has nine slew speeds that move the optical tube at rates that are directly proportional to the sidereal rate and have been calculated to accomplish specific functions.
Astronomical Observing Used as an astronomical instrument, your telescope has many optical and electromechanical capabilities. Observe the Moon Point your telescope at the Moon note that the Moon is not visible every night and practice using the Arrow keys and the slew speeds to view different features. Definition: Initialization is a procedure that makes sure that AutoStar operates correctly. How to perform the Automatic Alignment procedure 1.
Important Note: While performing the automatic tracking procedure, only use the Arrow keys to move the telescope. Observe a Star using the Automatic Tracking Feature In this example, the AutoStar Arrow keys are used to find a star and then AutoStar's tracking feature automatically keeps the star centered in your telescope's eyepiece.
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